Robert Kiyosaki Advocates for Bitcoin, Gold, and Silver Investments Amid Global Economic Concerns
Renowned personal finance author Robert Kiyosaki, best known for his book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” continues to emphasize the importance of investments in Bitcoin, gold, and silver, particularly as concerns about inflation heighten on a global scale.
In a recent statement, Kiyosaki highlighted the steady rise of gold, which recently surpassed $2,000 per ounce, attributing it to the diminishing value of fiat currencies. Expressing his staunch support for the Bitcoin ecosystem, Kiyosaki urged his substantial following of over 2.4 million on X (formerly Twitter) to reduce their reliance on what he referred to as the “fake money system” of fiat currencies.
In Kiyosaki’s perspective, the average person attempting to save money is deemed a “loser.” He recommends diversifying into alternative investments like gold, silver, and Bitcoin, issuing a stark warning: “Don’t be a loser. Get out of the FAKE money system. Get into gold, silver, Bitcoin now… Before it’s too late.”
Blaming the “woke government” for escalating inflation and the ensuing daily struggles, Kiyosaki underscored his ongoing shift from fiat assets to Bitcoin and precious metals. He believes that leaders, in general, are indifferent to the well-being of individuals, reducing their actions to contributing to war and poverty.
Kiyosaki’s predictions extend to the financial markets, with an earlier forecast on October 20, anticipating gold to reach $2,100 and projecting a future rally to $3,700. In August 2023, he predicted Bitcoin would reach $100,000, taking into account geopolitical issues impacting global prosperity.
In the event of a crash in the stocks and bonds market, Kiyosaki envisions a surge in Bitcoin’s price to $1 million, while the value of gold and silver could appreciate to $75,000 and $65,000, respectively. As economic uncertainties loom, Kiyosaki’s recommendations serve as a call to action for individuals to consider alternative assets to safeguard their wealth.
